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The woman who spread the word that she was dead Sugata Srinivasaraju Small Large Covid-19, which has left in its wake lonely deaths, also recently claimed Zarina, who was known for her vibrant spirit and connections to some of the most illustrious people in the world It was just another day at the Indian International Centre in New Delhi. People gathered around tables in the lounge and furiously disagreed about how to change the world, or - with pitiable self-importance - deliberated on how they had changed the world. But this woman, with haunting blue eyes that seemed to capture the pale skies of many cities around the world, spoke about how the world chased her, ceaselessly. How it was always behind her. The gracious furrows running across her face, at around 81, looked like souvenirs of paths on which she had journeyed. This image, from a couple of years ago, came back last week with the news of her death, all alone in a Delhi hospital, as she became another statistic on the

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